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Juan Valera
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| Obras Completas. Estudio Preliminar De Luis Araujo Costa
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. Good 16mo. Hardcover, ...The usual ex-library treatments are present. Red leatherbound, three volume set. 1522, 1741, and 1478 pages respectively. Uniform and handsome, with red and white marlbed forepages. Decorated endpages and frontispieces in each. Ribbon markers. Exteriors are sturdy and attractive. There is red tape on the bottom of spine on Volume I, but there does not appear to be any damage. Tiny nicks on most of the corners. Interiors are good, with strong hinges and binding. Clean clear pages. Text is double column. Offered by the Antiquarian, Rare, and Collectable Books section at Better World Books...100% Satisfaction Guarantee...Join the more than 1.5 million customers who have supported world literacy with their purchases.
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Luther, Martin.
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| Ain Sermon Secundum Matheum. sagt Von den Phariseyern, Vn[d] wie er sy mit seym BrŸder versyenen soll Kurtzlich Geprediget. Jn got versamlet. De insignibus D.
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[Augsburg : Melchior Ramminger], 1522. 4to, 6ff. Unpaginated. Modern wrappers, slightly worn, internally crisp and clean. First printing of this rare letter on the Ten Commandments etc. A search in OCLC and KVK yielded a small number of copies, many apparently in microfilm, but I suspect there are originals in all the obvious places, many bound up perhaps in collections of sermons by Luther. VD 16.; L 6233. Benzing, J., Lutherbibliographie, 1416.; BM STC German, 1455Ð1600, p. 480. Luther, M. Werke, WA, 10, 3: CXXXVa.
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PARACELSUS, THEOPHRASTUS:
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| Des Theophrastus Paracelsus Bombast von Hohenheim
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Chymischer Psalter oder Philosophisches Handbuch vom Stein derer Weisen 1522. Nau eines Liebhabers Übersetzung von 1771 neu herausgegeben von Alfred Müller-Edler. Leipzig, Hummel, 1937. 24 Seiten. OBrosch. EA. Sehr selten. In nur 300 Exemplaren (Nr.180) für Liebhaber der hermetischen Wissensschaften gedruckt. Dieses Werk enthüllt (besitzt) alle Geheimnisse der Cabbale und beweislichen Physik. berichtet der bekannte Alchymist Sendivogius in seinen Werk. (Broschur an der oberen Ecke mit kl. "Eselsohren", an den Rändern ein wenig angebräunt) //.// Schweizer Kunden können unser schweizer Konto nutzen //.//
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Mazochi, Iacobi
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| Alexandri De Alexandro Dies Geniales
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. Roma 1522 (1st, according to Brunet 18167). Appears to be a biography of Alexander Severus, better known today as Marcus Arelius, Roman Emperor from 222 to 235AD. 4to., 285pp., woodcut initials, woodcut border on title page, full vellum. Alexander is written on lower fore-edge. Good, spine worn down to binding strings, occasional spots in text, covers detached (but present. )
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Biblia Germanica
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Biblia, Das ist: Die gantze Heilige Schrift deß Alten und Neuen Testaments. Wie solche von Herrn Doctor Martin Luther Seel. Im Jahr Christi 1522. in unsere Deutsche Mutter-Sprach zu übersetzen angefangen/Anno 1534. zu End gebracht/... Nürnberg, J. A. Endters Sohn u. Erben, 1710. Tit., 26 Bll. (Reg.), 1181 S., 17 Bll. > Fol. Blindgepr. Schweinsldr. d. Zt. auf Holzdeckel (etw. beschabt, einige kleine Wurmspuren). Jahn, S. 117; vgl. Dünnhaupt II, 1302.- Erste Ausgabe der sogenannten II. Endterischen Holzschnittbibel und 15. Ausgabe der Dilherr-Bibel.- 'Die Bilder tragen, wenn auch unauffällig und unaufdringlich, den abstrakten Geist der Aufklärung in sich' (Schmidt, Lutherbibel S. 382).- Die Kupferstiche jeweils mit einem weiteren Textblatt.- Die Holzschnitte und Kupferstiche in ordentlichen bis guten Abdrucken.- 1 Lage verbunden (Seiten 709-716 vor Seite 697), einige meist mit Japan hinterlegte Randläsionen bzw. einige Blätter angerändert, 1 Textblatt mit hinterlegtem Durchriß, 1 Registerblatt lose, vereinzelt leicht fingerfleckig.- Ordentlich erhaltene Bibel im zeitgenössischen Einband.
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Luther, Martin (Übers.).
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| Biblia, Das ist: Die gantze Heilige Schrift, deß Alten und Neuen Testaments.
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. Wie solche von Herrn Doctor Martin Luther Seel. Im Jahr Christi 1522. in unsere Teutsche Mutter-Sprach zu übersetzen angefangen/ Anno 1534. zu End gebracht/ und Vor einigen Jahren bereits Mit den Summarien Herrn Johann Sauberti Seel. auch mit dem Vielfältigen und Lehrreichen Nutzen/ über alle Capitel/ des Herrn D. Salomon Glassens Seel. ausgefertiget, Anjetzt mit gantz neuen und schönen Kupffer-Bildnissen [...], auch andern annehmlichen Figuren samt deren kurtzen Auslegungen und angehengten Moralien ausgezieret [...]. Samt einer Vorrede Herrn Johann Michael Dilherrns. Nürnberg: J. A. Endters Seel. Sohn und Erben, 1716. Blindgeprägter Schweinslederband der Zeit auf Holzdeckeln mit 5 echten Bünden, 2 (von 8) Messing-Eckbeschlägen und 2 Schließenresten. 36 nn. Bll., 1181 S., (24 S.) mit 1 gestochenen Frontispiz, 2 blattgroßen Kupferstichen (darunter die Porträttafel von Luthers Familie) von G. D. Heumann als Zwischentitel und 144 Holzschnitten von Elias Porzel u. a. nach Johann J. Sandrart. - 41 x 27. * Die 16. Ausgabe der 'Dilherr-Bibel', gleichzeitig die zweite Ausgabe mit der grundlegend erneuerten Ausstattung (Endter II). Mit der "II. Endterischen Holzschnittbibel erhält die Dilherr-Bibel eine umfassend neue Ausstattung und gewinnt 'Eigengewicht und Rang' zurück" (Jahn, S. 126f). Diese neuen Holzschnitte waren so erstmals 1710 erschienen. Sie sind innerhalb der Bordüre oben und unten mit Erläuterungen und moralischen Nutzanwendungen in Reimen versehen. "Die Bilder tragen, wenn auch unauffällig und unaufdringlich, den abstrakten Geist der Aufklärung in sich" (Schmidt, Lutherbibel, S. 382). - Lederschließen fehlen; Einband berieben; oberes Rückenkapital lädiert, stellenweise braunfleckig und mit meist schwachem Fettrand. Wenige Blätter mit Wurmspuren. Mehrere alte Vorbesitzer-Namens- u. Datumseinträge auf dem vorderen und hinteren Vorsatzblatt...
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Biblia Germanica.-
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. . Jahn, S. 117; vgl. Dünnhaupt II, 1302.- Erste Ausgabe der sogenannten II. Endterischen Holzschnittbibel und 15. Ausgabe der Dilherr-Bibel.- 'Die Bilder tragen, wenn auch unauffällig und unaufdringlich, den abstrakten Geist der Aufklärung in sich' (Schmidt, Lutherbibel S. 382).- Die Kupferstiche jeweils mit einem weiteren Textblatt.- Die Holzschnitte und Kupferstiche in ordentlichen bis guten Abdrucken.- 1 Lage verbunden (Seiten 709-716 vor Seite 697), einige meist mit Japan hinterlegte Randläsionen bzw. einige Blätter angerändert, 1 Textblatt mit hinterlegtem Durchriß, 1 Registerblatt lose, vereinzelt leicht fingerfleckig.- Ordentlich erhaltene Bibel im zeitgenössischen Einband.
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Alford, Pamela; Nix, Johnny
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| Over the Open Fire
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. New Hardcover book NEW with jacket. Jacket has some minor wear from handling at the store. I will put it in a clear plastic book protector at NO extra charge. I will also ship this in a priority box and upgrade the shipping at no extra charge. BD 1522/4.
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KETTENBACH, HEINRICH v
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| Ein nützliche Predig Zu allen Cristen Von dem vasten,. un(d) feyren geprediget worden ... Auff den ersten Sontag der vasten, In volstrecku(n)g seiner materi, Der zehe(n) gebot. O.O. u. Dr.
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Augsburg, M. Ramminger 1522. Kl.-4to. 6 Bl. Mit ornamentaler Holzschn.-Titelbordüre. Br. (etwas braunfl., wenige Marginalien v. alter Hand). (MAP 07-44) Erstdruck der ersten bekannten Schrift Heinrich v. Kettenbachs, einem "der zündendsten Volksschriftsteller aus dem ersten Jahrfünft der deutschen Reformation" (NDB 8, 412). Als Angehöriger des Franziskanerordens war Kettenbach einer der ersten Anhänger Luthers in Ulm geworden. Die vorliegende Predigt wurde noch in der Ulmer Barfüßerkirche gehalten. Sie wendet sich mit großer Schärfe gegen die Ordensgeistlichen, die sich einbilden, daß aus ihnen wie aus den Aposteln der H. Geist spreche: "O ihr Pfaffen und Mönche, wenn ihr flucht, schwört, Gott lästert, wenn ihr sprecht: Wein her, Würfel her, Huren her - ihr wollt uns dringen, wenn euer einer einen Furz ließe, wer den hört, der hätte auch Gott gehört". Schon wenig später, im Juli 1522, wurde Kettenbach von den empörten Altgläubigen aus der Stadt vertrieben. Die insgesamt neun von Kettenbach verfaßten Flugschriften "zählen sämtlich zu den größten Seltenheiten" (ADB 15, 678).- Clemen, Flugschriften II, 5.1; Hohenemser 2921; Knaake III, 577; Kuczynski 1171; VD 16 K 804; BM STC German 469.
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MACER FLORIDUS
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| (pseudonimo di ODO de MEUNG, XI sec.). (DE VIRTUTIBUS HERBARUM:) “HERBARUM VARIAS QUI VIS COGNOSCERE”.
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VIRES: HUC MACER ADEST…cum interpretationibus Guill. Gueroaldi.” Senza luogo né data (Paris, PierreBaquelier, 1522), in-8 picc., 160 ff. (ultimo bianco), carattere semi-gotico, illustrato in silografia da: una figura a piena pagina sul titolo (ritratto dell’autore nello studio) e 65 figure botaniche su mezza pag., varie iniziali ornate. Legatura in pieno marocchino rosso, ornata in oro, tagli dor., dent. int. (firmata Chambolle-Duru). Testo botanico dell’XI secolo, che venne pubblicato per la prima volta a Napoli nel 1477 e fu poi alcune ristampato negli anni seguenti. Tutte edizioni rarissime, possedute in pochissime raccolte. Belle ed importanti le silografie di botanica. Magnifico esemplare. FAIRFAX-MURRAY, FRENCH, 346. DURLING I, 2889. PRITZEL 5711. ADAMS 0-55. ARBER P.44 E P.272. OLSCHKI, CHOIX, VII, 9015. CHRISTIE’S, 22/3/2000, N.67.
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POLYBIUS.
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| POLYBII HISTORIARUM LIBRI QUINQUE IN LATINAM CONVERSI LINGUAM, NICOLAO PEROTTO INTERPRETE.
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[In fine:] Florentiae per Haeredes Philippi Iuntae Mense, 1522. In 8vo piccolo, ff. 2 (foglio di guardia e front.), pp. 225, ff. 2, spazio dei capolett. ancora in bianco, leg. in cart. coevo, Autore, titolo e data calligr. al dorso, riportati su tassellino di carta. Marca tipogr. con il giglio fiorentino al front. e in fine. Precede l'inizio del I libro il proemio di N. Perotti al Pontefice Niccolo' V. Rara edizione dei primi cinque libri delle "Storie" di Polibio, quanto ci resta dell'opera che in quaranta libri abbracciava gli avvenimenti dal 264 al 146 a. C., periodo cruciale per l'affermazione di Roma come "caput mundi". L'Autore (205 ca. - 120 a. C.), nativo di Megalopoli in Arcadia, fu uomo d'affari e di guerra, politico e storico insigne, tanto da essere considerato uno padri della storia intesa in senso moderno. L'opera e' un classico nell'edizione Giunti e nella traduzione di uno dei maggiori latinisti del XV secolo. Il titolo e la marca al frontespizio sono ritagliati e riapplicati a integrazione della pagina, un leggero strappetto attraversa in orizzontale la marca; alcune sporadiche note manoscritte e normali macchiette del tempo. Peraltro trattasi di un buon esemplare, completo, marginoso e in carta forte. (Sconosciuto a Renouard e mancante all'Adams; Camerini, p. 120, n. 164; Graesse, p. 395; Olschki, VIII, p. 11279, Annali dei Giunti di Firenze I, n. 164).
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POLYBIUS
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| HISTORIARUM LIBRI QUINQUE IN LATINAM CONVERSI LINGUAM,
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Nicolao Perotto interprete. (In fine:) Florentiae, haeredes Phil. Juntae, 1522, in-8, ff. 225, (1), leg. 800esca m.perg. Marca tipogr. sul tit. ed in fine. Precede il proemio di N. Perotti al Pontefice Niccolo' V. Rara ediz. dei primi cinque libri delle "storie" di Polibio, quanto ci resta dell'opera che in 40 libri abbracciava gli avvenimenti dal 264 al 146 a.C., periodo cruciale per l'affermazione di Roma come caput mundi'. L'autore (205 ca.-120 a. C.), nativo di Megalopoli in Arcadia, fu uomo d'affari e di guerra, politico e sommo storico, tanto da essere considerato il padre della storia, modernamente intesa come scienza. Bell'esemplare (ex-libris ms. coevo sul tit. e lieve traccia di umido nel margine infer. di qualche foglio). Sconosciuto a Renouard e mancante all'Adams., 531 Bandini, Flor. Iuntarum Typ., II, 175. Annali dei Giunti di Firenze I, n.164.
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PIGAFETTA, ANTONIO
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| PRIMER VIAJE ALREDEDOR DEL MUNDO (2VOLS.) DE MAGALLANES - EL CANO (1519-1522)
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BLAZQUEZ, GUILLERMO TERCIOPELO 35 X 25 CM, 2007 320 p. Estado de conservación: Libro nuevo. BIOGRAFIAS.GENEALOGIAS.MEMORIA
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(GENGENBACH, PAMPHILUS)
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| Von ainem Waldbruder wie er underricht gibt Bapst Kaiser Künig und allen ständen. Was in disen gezeytten geferlichait und trübsal zukoment allen völckern, besunder den Christenlichen heüptern ... O.O. u. Dr.
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Augsburg, J. Schönsperger 1522. Kl.-4to. 24 Bl. Titel mit Holzschnittrahmen u. großem Titel-Holzschnitt, durchgehend mit Holzschnitt-Randleiste im Bundsteg. Neuer Ppbd (Ränder geringf. braunfleckig, auf Bl. C1 recto 6 Zeilen Textverlust durch entfernten Korrekturzettel, 2 Bl. mit Überklebten Randeinrissen ohne Textverlust, Bl. 2 recto u. am Ende unter dem Text alt gestempelt). (WR 01-131) Sehr seltene Variante von Gengenbachs Fastnachtsspiel 'Nollhart' - gewissermaßen ein politischer Aschermittwoch in der Hochzeit der Reformation. "Jedem Stande werden seine Fehler gesagt ... Beim Eidgenoßen wird der Dichter warm in patriotischem Eifer, beim Venediger in Groll und Haß. Der Landsknecht weckt seinen Humor. Unverkennbar ist in diesem Stücke des Dichters Vorliebe für das Kaiserhaus und seine feindselige Erbitterung gegen Frankreich. Das ganze ist ernsthaft gehalten, doch scheint mitunter ein Spott über den Bruder durchzubrechen, dessen leidenschaftliche Haltung nicht ohne die Absicht ist, sie lächerlich zu machen" (Goed., Gengenbach S. 608).- Typographisch sehr ansprechender Druck: auf dem Innenrand jeder Seite eine Zierleiste aus einer der Länge nach halbierten, mit Blattwerk und Putten verzierten Säule. Auf Blatt C1 recto war ursprünglich ein kleiner Korrekturzettel eingeklebt (vgl. Auktion Hartung 100/241). Dieser wurde im vorliegenden Exemplar entfernt, wodurch der darunterliegende ursprüngliche Text (6 Verse) leider ebenfalls unleserlich wurde.- Sehr selten.- Goed., Gengenbach 461 u. Grundriss II, 148, 19 B; Panzer, Annalen II, 1586; Kuczynski 892; VD 16 G 1207.
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Boetius, M. A. Severinus.
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| Severini Boetii De Philosophiae Consolatione, Eisdem De Scholastica Disciplina, Qui Alii Quoque Autorii a Nonnullis Adscribitur..
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Venetiis: 1522.. First Edition (?), Full Later Vellum,. Impressum Venetiis Per Melchiorrem Sessam Et Petrum De Ravaniis Socios, 1522, Die 17 Novembris. In 8° (Cm. 15, X 10) , Full Later Vellum Binding , Text Complete (Leaves: 80) And Well Preserved. Extremely Rare Early Printed Edition (Only Three Copies Recorded In Libraries) Of This Cornerstone Of Ancient Philosophy. ; 8Vo.
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JUSTIN;
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| Trogi Pompei externae Historiae in compendium ab Justino redactae. Externorum imperatorum vitae authore Aemylio Probo.
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"Venetiis in aedibus Aldi et Andreae Asulani Soceri 1522 ""In-8 de 204 ff.ch.; veau blond, dos lisse orné (Reliure du début du XIXe siècle)."" ""Renouard, 96,9. """"Edition fort rare, et bien plus correcte que toutes les précédentes... Elle a été soignée par François d'Asola"""" (Renouard). Cet abrégé par Justin de l'histoire universelle de Trogue Pompée, qui concerne surtout la Macédoine, est le seul fragment qui soit parvenu jusqu'à nous. Coiffe supérieure, coins et charnières épidermés. Ex-libris J. E[velyn].""-"
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Boethius (Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus)
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| De Consolatione Philosphiae liber. Epistola ad lectorem, cum authoris uita. Quæ de Boetianis carminibus tradidit Nicolaus Perottus. Centimetrum Seruii Grammatia.
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Basle: Thomas Wolf. , 1522 title within a woodcut architectural border, small area of rubbing to edge of border, decorative woodcut intitals, the larger ones enclosing playing hares, large woodcut printer’s device on the last leaf, ff. [4], 88, [4], 8vo., mod. quarter calf and marbled boards, the backstrip ruled in blind, good Boethius (c.475-c.525), celebrated philosopher and Roman consul, completed ‘De consolatione philosophiae’ in prison towards the end of his life, when he had fallen into disgrace after being involved in a plot against the ruler of Rome. In this work which was influential work throughout the Middle Ages, he sought to establish a bridge between classical philosophy and christian scholastic thought. The work attracted a large number of commentators and imitators, inspired philosophy as well as literature, and was considered most suitable for use in schools. It also inspired great authors like Chaucer and Dante. The additional treatises were basic sources for ideas on the organisation of education and the duties of students, and, especially during the Renaissance, on all questions relating to education. (Adams B2292)
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Beham, Hans Sebald (Nürnberg 1500 - Frankfurt a.M. 1550).
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Germany, ca. 1522. Magnificent woodcut; The escutcheon depicts the head of a moor with head-band, the crest of the helm consists of the bust of a moor between the antlers of a deer. Above 2 lines of text: "Insignia Hartmanni Maurill. Doctoris, Caesarei iudicii adsessoris" and underneath: "Virtus clara aeternaq. habetur". Border of the woodcut: 13,1 x 11,2 cm on leaf of 22 x 14 cm.*Hollstein III, 282. Pauli app. 1354a. Warnecke, Heraldische Kunstblätter, III, 209. Passavant III, 221 No. 321 (Dürer). Geisberg, No. 314, ill. p. 294. Very rare, only state of this beautiful armorial plate, which was formerly ascribed by Heller No. 2145 and others to Dürer. Possibly this plate was also used as ex-libris. "There can be no doubt, that many of the plates published in the . 'Heraldische Kunstblätter' have been used as Ex-libris; with most of them this is evident at first sight" (Warnecke, Rare Book-plates, London 1894, page 2). "Early German bookplates are principally armorial in subject. The use of armorial bookplates was a natural consequence of a way of life in which heraldry played such an important function" (Johnson, A treasury of bookplates, page 4). Hartmann Maurus (Moer), counsellor of the elector of Cologne, professor of law and imperial court assessor, was the author of an important eye-witness account of the coronation of Charles V at Aachen in October 1520. - Fine impression on laid paper, with ample margins, very well preserved.[(5559)]
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MARTIALIS, Marcus Valerius.
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| Epigram[mata] libri magna diligentia nuperrime castigatita diectis doctissimis commentariis illustrium vivorum Domitii Chalderini atque Georgi Merulae i quibus graeci authores passim citantur.
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Lyon, Romain Morin, 1522. In-4, [dimension: 247 x 175 mm] de (14), 181, (3) ff., le dernier bl., [ aa8, A6, B-Z8, z8 ]. Veau, dos à nerfs orné, fleurons dorés au centre des plats et aux angles. (Reliure de l'époque.) Belle et rare édition. Titre en noir et rouge avec encadrement. Illustré par 17 bois gravés dans le texte. Les scolies de Domizio Calderini et Giorgo Merula entourent le texte de Martial. Brunet, supp. 972 : "Edition rare." Dos restauré. Baudrier V, 368. Rare and fine edition, illustrated by 17 woodcuts. Contemporary calf. More details and pictures on request
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(ERASMUS).
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| Moriae Encomium nunc postremum ab ipso autore religiose recognitum, una cum alijs aliquot libellis, non minus eruditis quam amoenis, quorum omnium titulos, proxima pagella loquetur.
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Basel, Johann Frobenius, 1522. Sm.8vo. 19th century half calf, spine gilt. With finely designed allegorical borders on title, full-page woodcut printer's device on verso of last leaf, the two first pages within charming four-part woodcut borders, and numerous woodcut initials in text. 408, (16) pp. Rare early Frobenius edition of Erasmus "Stultitiae Laus". The present edition contains commentary by Georg Listrius and includes some smaller treatises: "Ludus Senecae De morte Claudij Caesaris", and "Synesius De laudibus Calvitij", preceeding the main text and both with explanatory notes by Beatus Rhenanus. At the end the letter by Erasmus addressed to Martinus Dorpius, dated Antwerp, 1515, is added as well. The "Praise of Folly" by Erasmus from Rotterdam (1467-1536), was first published at Paris in 1509, and was to become one of the most popular books of the Reformation. The present edition is finely printed with the main text in Roman type and the comments in Italics nicely arranged aside and underneath the text, and with short references printed in the margins. The text occasionally includes also a fine Greek type, and is nicely adorned with woodcut initials. The beautiful woodcut border on title comprises the allegorical figures of virtues and vices, and includes a curious scene of death shooting arrows towards "Fortuna" riding on horse-back and wounding instead a knight standing at the other side. Good copy, from the library of Viscount Mersey, Bignor Park, with their book-label, and with the bookplate of J. Mouchet. Vander Haeghen p. 123; STC German p. 282.
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(TROGUS POMPEIUS & & AEMILIUS PROBUS (=CORNELIUS NEPOS)), ED. BY MARCUS JUNIANUS JUSTINUS.
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| TROGI POMPEI EXTERNAE HISTORIAE IN COMPENDIUM AB IUSTINO REDACTAE. EXTERNORUM IMPERATORUM VITAE AEMYLIO PROBO. VENICE, ALDUS MANUTIUS & ANDREA ASULANI, JANUARY 1522.
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8vo. 18th-century mottled calf, gilt and decorated spine with title lettered in gold on red morocco title label, red edges. Woodcut Aldine printer's device on title and verso of last blank. (4), 5-204 ff. (Collation a-z8, A-B8, C4). Very rare first Aldine edition of Justinus' epitome of the historical works by Trogus Pompeius (ff. 4-147) and Nepos (ff. 148-204). The work is edited by Franciscus Asulanus. He was the son of Andrea Asulanus, the Venetian printer who also was involved with the printing of this work. Trogus Pompeius was a freed slave of the triumvir Pompey, who wrote his historical work at the end of the first century BC. In the 3rd century Justinus collected, as he writes in his preface, the most important and interesting passages from the Historiae Philippicae by Pompeius Trogus, a voluminous work of 44 books. He picked out the memorable sayings and anecdotes, which was more in tune with contemporary taste, and the original work by Trogus vanished. Trogus's work originally concentrated on the rise and history of the Macedonian monarchy, but Justinus digressed and elaborated to the history of the Roman empire. The Epitome was extremely popular in the Middle Ages and was first published in 1470 in Venice. Renouard describes this edition as being most rare, and as being much more correct than the fifteenth- and early 16th-century editions which preceded it ('Edition fort rare, et bien plus correcte que toutes les precedentes du quinzieme siecle et du commencement du seizieme'). Dibdin agrees, describing our edition as 'very rare and correct'.The second work on the lives of the emperors is by Cornelius Nepos, although until 1569 these Vitae were commonly mis-attributed to the fourth-century writer Aemylius Probus, but it is now generally accepted that the author is Cornelius Nepos (99-24 B.C.) who was well acquainted with Cicero, Pomponius Atticus and Catullus. The present work, together with two biographies on Cato and Atticus, is all that is left from his writings. Nepos is the first biographer known by name, and he was also the first biographer to compare the Romans with foreigners. The work was first published at Venice, in 1471. Fine copy.- (Old shelf marks in ink on inside of front cover; ownership's entry in ink on title erased). UCLA 209; Renouard p. 96, no.9; Adams J-723; STC Italian p. 683.
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TROGUS POMPEIUS & & Aemilius PROBUS (=Cornelius NEPOS)), ed. by Marcus Junianus JUSTINUS.
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| Better than all preceding editions Trogi Pompei Externae historiae in compendium ab Iustino redactae. Externorum imperatorum vitae Aemylio Probo.
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Venice, Aldus Manutius & Andrea Asulani, January 1522. 8vo. 18th-century mottled calf, gilt and decorated spine with title lettered in gold on red morocco title label, red edges. Woodcut Aldine printer's device on title and verso of last blank. (4), 5-204 ff. (Collation a-z8, A-B8, C4). Very rare first Aldine edition of Justinus' epitome of the historical works by Trogus Pompeius (ff. 4-147) and Nepos (ff. 148-204). The work is edited by Franciscus Asulanus. He was the son of Andrea Asulanus, the Venetian printer who also was involved with the printing of this work. Trogus Pompeius was a freed slave of the triumvir Pompey, who wrote his historical work at the end of the first century BC. In the 3rd century Justinus collected, as he writes in his preface, the most important and interesting passages from the Historiae Philippicae by Pompeius Trogus, a voluminous work of 44 books. He picked out the memorable sayings and anecdotes, which was more in tune with contemporary taste, and the original work by Trogus vanished. Trogus's work originally concentrated on the rise and history of the Macedonian monarchy, but Justinus digressed and elaborated to the history of the Roman empire. The Epitome was extremely popular in the Middle Ages and was first published in 1470 in Venice. Renouard describes this edition as being most rare, and as being much more correct than the fifteenth- and early 16th-century editions which preceded it ('Édition fort rare, et bien plus correcte que toutes les précédentes du quinzième siècle et du commencement du seizième'). Dibdin agrees, describing our edition as 'very rare and correct'.The second work on the lives of the emperors is by Cornelius Nepos, although until 1569 these Vitae were commonly mis-attributed to the fourth-century writer Aemylius Probus, but it is now generally accepted that the author is Cornelius Nepos (99-24 B.C.) who was well acquainted with Cicero, Pomponius Atticus and Catullus. The present work, together with two biographies on Cato and Atticus, is all that is left from his writings. Nepos is the first biographer known by name, and he was also the first biographer to compare the Romans with foreigners. The work was first published at Venice, in 1471. Fine copy.- (Old shelf marks in ink on inside of front cover; ownership's entry in ink on title erased). UCLA 209; Renouard p. 96, no.9; Adams J-723; STC Italian p. 683.
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BUDE', GUILLAUME.
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| LIBRI V DE ASSE, & PARTIBUS EIUS POST DUAS PARISIENSES IMPRESSIONES AB EODEM IPSO BUDAEO CASTIGATI, IDQUE AUTHORE IO. GROLIERIO LUGDUNENSI CHRISTIANISSIMI GALLORUM REGIS SECRETARIO, ET GALLICARUM COPIARUM QUAESTORE, CUI ETIAM OB NOSTRAM IN EUM OB SERVANTIAM A' NOBIS ILLI DICANTUR. VENICE, ALDUS & ANDREA ASULANI SORCERI, SEPTEMBER 1522.
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8vo. Contemporary limp vellum with title in ink on spine, parts of ties preserved. Woodcut Aldine printer's device on title and verso of last leaf. (12), 262 [i.e. 260; f. 158 numbered 158-160], (2) ff. [Collation: aa8 bb4 a-t8 u6 A-N8]. Rare first and only Aldine edition of the first printed work on ancient Roman coinage and weights & measures, written by the great French humanist Guillaume Bude'. This pioneering study of Roman coinage was the best book on the subject written up to that time. It was this work which gained Bude' the greatest reputation. Though his activities were varied, his reputation as a humanist of the greatest erudition was established in 1515 with the publication of De asse et partibus eius: a treatise on Roman coinage. The treatise, however, also contains a manifesto arguing for the necessity of humanism in a Christian education. Bude' argues that the truly educated Christian must study not just the Bible and the writings of the church fathers, but all types and forms of knowledge (also on coinage) so that he may recognize truth when he sees it. Although recognized by Bude's contemporaries as a valuable restatement of humanist aims and principles, De asse also attracted criticism because of its heavy, obscure, and ornate style. According to Brunet and Renouard a copy of this work was printed on vellum for the famous bibliophile Jean Grolier (1479-1565), to whom this book is dedicated. This Aldine edition was preceded by two others, printed in Paris in 1514 and 1516 respectively by Badius Ascensius. A French extract of this work appeared in 1522 at Galliot de Pre' in Paris, the Italian translation was printed in 1562 at Giunta in Florence.Guillaume Bude' (1468-1540) was a French scholar. He went to the University of Orleans to study law, but for several years, being possessed of ample means, he led an idle and dissipated life. When about 24 years of age he was seized with a sudden passion for study, and made rapid progress, particularly in the Latin and Greek languages. He was held in high esteem by Francis I, who was persuaded by him, and by Jean du Bellay, bishop of Narbonne, to found the Collegium Trilingue, afterwards the College de France, and the library at Fontainebleau, which was removed to Paris and was the origin of the Bibliotheque Nationale. He also induced Francis to refrain from prohibiting printing in France, which had been advised by the Sorbonne in 1533. Guillaume Bude' corresponded with the most learned men of his time, amongst them Erasmus, who called him the 'marvel of France', and Thomas More. Fine copy, with contemp. ms. annotations ink. UCLA 212; Renouard, p. 94, no. 3; Adams B-3101; Graesse I, 565; Brunet I, col. 1374; Kress 28 (Paris 1516 edition), 31 (this edition); cf. Einaudi (Cologne 1528 & Italian Florence 1562 editions); Cat. Goldsmith 16 & 77 (Paris 1524 & Italian Florence 1562 editions).
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Grande e bella litogr. orig. (307 x 243 mm + ampi margini) realizzata da G. Simonau su disegno di P. J. Witdoeck e raffigurante l'interno del bagno di Solimano, una delle prime costruzioni erette dal sultano dopo la conquista dell'isola nel 1522. Questo particolare bagno turco (hamam) - uno dei piu' belli del Mediterraneo orientale - e' ancora oggi aperto al pubblico. Bellissima e ricercata tav. nell'ediz. finemente colorata a mano in tiratura coeva. Da Rottiers, Description des monuments de Rhodes, Bruxelles, 1828, pl. LXXI.
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ATHANASIUS of Alexandria.
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| Opera, studiosius quam antea fuerint, a situ vindicata, quorum catalogus sequitur.Commentarii in Epistolas Pauli , qui a plerisque vulgario adscribuntur.Contra gentiles liber unus.De incarnatione verbi eiusque ad nos per corpus adventu.Disputatio contra Arrium.In vim psalmorum opusculum.Exhortatio ad monachos.De passione imaginis domini nostri libellus.Epistolae nonnullae Romanorum pontificum ad Athanasium, & Athanasii ad eosdem.Eiusdem Athanasii de variis quaestionibus liber.His interpretibus Christophoro Porsena. Ambrosio monacho. Angelo Politiano. Ioanne Capnione. Accessit praeterea oper...
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Church Father Athanasius against the world Strasburg, Joannes Knobloch d. Ält., March 1522. Folio. Contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, spine and both covers richly tooled in blind with floral rolls around a centrepiece with floral motives, both original clasps and catches present. Printed title in magnificent full-page woodcut frame, illustrating the life of Athanasius, beautifully coloured by a contemporary hand. Nice woodcut initials. Many claves of coloured fabric. (6), CCCXIIII, (10) lvs. Fourth edition of the Opera omnia (the first published in Strasbourg) in Latin translation of Athanasius of Alexandria (298-373), the bishop of Alexandria, revered as a saint by both the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. Roman Catholics have declared him one of the 33 Doctors of the Church. The Athanasian Creed is traditionally ascribed to him. Athanasius is best known for his lifelong fight against the heresy of Arianism. In about 314, when Athanasius was a deacon, a presbyter named Arius began teaching that there was a time before God the Father begat Jesus Christ when the latter did not exist. Athanasius responded that the Father's begetting of the son, or uttering of the word, was an eternal relationship between them, not an event that took place within time. In 328 he succeeded Alexander as bishop of Alexandria. As a result of rises and falls in Arianism's influence, he was banished from Alexandria only to be later restored on at least five separate occasions. This gave rise to the expression "Athanasius contra mundo" ("Athanasius against the world").Athanasius was also the first to list the same 27 books of the New Testament that are in use today. Up until his Easter letter, various similar lists were in use. However, his list was the one that was eventually ratified by a series of synods and came to be universally recognized as the New Testament canon. He also wrote a biography of Anthony the Great, the most well-known Father of the desert, that later served as an inspiration to Christian monastics in both the East and the West.Some of his works had been already printed before 1500. The first edition of his Opera was published in Paris in 1518, followed by editions in 1519 and 1520. Translators of the works collected in this edition were Christophorus Porsena, Ambrosius Monachus,Angelus Politiano, and Joannes Capnionus. Added is the Paraclesis of Erasmus together with Erasmus's Vita of Athanasius. Contents:- f. (1)r: title-page, verso blank.- f. (2)r: Note by the publisher Joannes Knobloch to the learned readers, dated Stasbourg, March 1522.- f. (2)v-(5)r: Erasmus's 'Paraclesis ad lectorem pium'.- f. (5)v-(6)v: Some notes on Athanasius.- f. Ir-CCXXXVIv: Commentarii in Epistolas Pauili: Athanasius's commentaries on the Epistles by St. Paul.- f. CCXXXVIIr-CCXLIXr: Contra Gentiles liber primus: together with:- f. CCXLIXr-CCLXIIr: De incarnatione verbi, eiusque ad nos per corpus adventu, liber secundus, forming two parts of a single work. Jerome (De script. Eccl.) refers to them as 'Adversus Gentes libri duo'. Both books are mainly directed against the Gentiles, but the refutation is carried out with more special reference to the beliefs and worship of the heathen. Refuring idolatry, his aim is to vindicate the dignity and reasonsbleness of the Christian Faith. Next to Origen's De principiis, these two works are the first attempt to construct a scientific system of the Christian religion upon certain fundamental ideas of God and world, sin and redemption, and they form the fruit of the positive apology in the Greek Church.- f. CCLXIIv-CCLXXIv: Disputatio contra Arrium. Athanasius's work against Arianism.- f. CCLXXIV-CCLXXIVr: In psalmos opusculum: the few pages that are left from his commentary on the psalms.- f. CCLXXIVr-CCLXXVIr: Liber de exhortatione monachorum: Athanasius's influential work in favour of monastic life.- f. CCLXXVIr-CCLXXVIIIv: Libellus de passione imaginis domini nostri Jesu Christi.- f. CCLXXVIIIv-CCXCv : Epistolae nonnullae Romanorum pontificum ad Athanasium, & Athanasii ad eundem: Letter of Athanasius to Pope Marcus together with his answer (CCLXXVIIIv-CCLXXIXv); letter of Pope Julius in favour of Athanasius to the eastern bishops, together with their answer and the answer of Julius (CCLXXIXv-CCLXXXVr); two letters of Athanasius to Popa Julius on the oppression by the followers of Arius and his answers (CCLXXXVr-CCXCv). - f. XXXCIr-CCXCVr: Liber Sancti Athanasii ... de variis quaestionibus ad Antiochum principem de Graeco in Latinum nuper traductus a Joanne Reuchlin.- f. CCXCVr-v : Letter of Johannes Aretinus to Pope Eugenius IV.- f. CCXCVv-CCCXIVr: Erasmus's Vita beatissimi Athanasii.- f. (1)r- (10)r: Index in primam Pauli ad Romanos epistolam annatata marginea, ac sebtentiae magis celebres, hoc indice patebunt ...Our copy is annotated by at least two learned scholars from the 16th century, and has an interesting provenance: (1) an ownership's entry dated '1522' and written in red ink underneath the title, is erased; (2) between two lines of the printed title is written: "Collegii Societ. Jesu Erfurti. 1639"; (3) on the verso of the first fly-leaf, next to a large cross another ownership's entry reads "Ex libris Sorgii 1819". Fine copy with learned annotations by at least two contemporary 16th century scholars.- (Lower margin of the last hundred lvs., including bottom of the back side at that place, damaged; front hinge weak (leather broken)). VD 16, A 3977 (2 copies); Machiels 1002; Adams A 2080; Usher Chrisman, Bibl. Strasburg imprints, C1.1.12.
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BUDÉ, Guillaume.
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| Pioneering study of Roman coinage: the best book on the subject written up to that time Libri V de asse, & partibus eius post duas Parisienses impressiones ab eodem ipso Budaeo castigati, idque authore Io. Grolierio Lugdunensi Christianissimi Gallorum regis secretario, et Gallicarum copiarum quaestore, cui etiam ob nostram in eum ob servantiam à nobis illi dicantur.
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Venice, Aldus & Andrea Asulani Sorceri, September 1522. 8vo. Contemporary limp vellum with title in ink on spine, parts of ties preserved. Woodcut Aldine printer's device on title and verso of last leaf. (12), 262 [i.e. 260; f. 158 numbered 158-160], (2) ff. [Collation: aa8 bb4 a-t8 u6 A-N8]. Rare first and only Aldine edition of the first printed work on ancient Roman coinage and weights & measures, written by the great French humanist Guillaume Budé. This pioneering study of Roman coinage was the best book on the subject written up to that time. It was this work which gained Budé the greatest reputation. Though his activities were varied, his reputation as a humanist of the greatest erudition was established in 1515 with the publication of De asse et partibus eius: a treatise on Roman coinage. The treatise, however, also contains a manifesto arguing for the necessity of humanism in a Christian education. Budé argues that the truly educated Christian must study not just the Bible and the writings of the church fathers, but all types and forms of knowledge (also on coinage) so that he may recognize truth when he sees it. Although recognized by Budé's contemporaries as a valuable restatement of humanist aims and principles, De asse also attracted criticism because of its heavy, obscure, and ornate style. According to Brunet and Renouard a copy of this work was printed on vellum for the famous bibliophile Jean Grolier (1479-1565), to whom this book is dedicated. This Aldine edition was preceded by two others, printed in Paris in 1514 and 1516 respectively by Badius Ascensius. A French extract of this work appeared in 1522 at Galliot de Pré in Paris, the Italian translation was printed in 1562 at Giunta in Florence.Guillaume Budé (1468-1540) was a French scholar. He went to the University of Orléans to study law, but for several years, being possessed of ample means, he led an idle and dissipated life. When about 24 years of age he was seized with a sudden passion for study, and made rapid progress, particularly in the Latin and Greek languages. He was held in high esteem by Francis I, who was persuaded by him, and by Jean du Bellay, bishop of Narbonne, to found the Collegium Trilingue, afterwards the Collège de France, and the library at Fontainebleau, which was removed to Paris and was the origin of the Bibliothèque Nationale. He also induced Francis to refrain from prohibiting printing in France, which had been advised by the Sorbonne in 1533. Guillaume Budé corresponded with the most learned men of his time, amongst them Erasmus, who called him the 'marvel of France', and Thomas More. Fine copy, with contemp. ms. annotations ink. UCLA 212; Renouard, p. 94, no. 3; Adams B-3101; Graesse I, 565; Brunet I, col. 1374; Kress 28 (Paris 1516 edition), 31 (this edition); cf. Einaudi (Cologne 1528 & Italian Florence 1562 editions); Cat. Goldsmith 16 & 77 (Paris 1524 & Italian Florence 1562 editions).
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POLYBIUS
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| Polybii Historiarum libri/ Quinque In Latinam con/ versi Linguam, Ni/ colao Perotto/ Interprete/ (Marca giuntina).
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Plauti [Plautus, Titus Maccius]
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| Plauti Comoediae Viginti Nuper Recognitae Et Acri Iudico Nicolai Angelii Diligentissime Excusae
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Florence, Italy, 1522. Good 12mo-over 6¾"-7¾" tall In Latin. Thick volume in eighteenth century binding, quarter green calf over marbled boards, gilt spine lettering and decoration, 16 cm tall, (16), 776, (1) pages (388 numbered pages, with only the right-hand pages numbered), some inconsistent page numbers, but complete. Woodcut surrounds to title page, decorative initials on pages 130, 223 and 244, woodcut vignette on final page. Covers worn and scuffed, with some chipping to the extremities, old labels on spine with hand numbering, hinges cracked but covers holding well, text block sound, first two leaves detached but present, occasional light foxing, a few spots and minor insect damage to the first four leaves, minor dampstaining to the top margins of several pages near the end of the book, more extensive dampstaining to final leaf. Name of Charles O'Connor, Rome 1900, and one additional note on front pastedown.
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LATOMUS (Jacobus), 1475-1544
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| De trium linguarum et studii theologici ratione dialogus annotationes sanequam erudiute Thomae Carini. Paris, Henri Estienne, 4 May, 1519. [Bound with]: LUVERA (Guilhelmus Real de). Arboris iurisdictionum enchiridion in quo praeclarae & arduae iurus materiae tractantur. Paris, Reginald Chaudiére, 28 Jan.
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Printer's device and full-page woodcut illustration of a branching tree in second work. 2 parts in one. 4to. [26]; [19]ff. 20th century morocco-backed boards. 1522. I) Second edition of this dialogue which wrote Latomus wrote following the establishment of the controversial Collegium Trilingue (Latin, Greek, and Hebrew) at the University of Louvain thanks to a bequest of Jéröme de Busleyden in 1517. The college became the focus for a fierce academic pursuit between the humanistic educational principles of Erasmus, and the opposing traditional views of the philistine majority of scholars such as Latomus who held that the teaching of of Greek and Hebrew to students of theology was pernicious rather than beneficial. Although Latomus had not mentioned Erasmus by name, the latter still responded with Apologia contra Latomi dialogum. also in 1519. Our edition of Latomus' dialogue must have been printed after Erasmus' reply since there is a reference to Erasmus' Apologia at the top of the errata leaf. It also contains the annotations of Thomas Carinus' at the end. The first edition appeared in Antwerp, also in 1519 (NK 1326). II) Only edition of this tlegal treatise which discusses difficult points of law. Some quite severe marginal worming throughout, sometimes touching text, some waterstaining. I) This edition not in Adams. II) Moreau 3.358.
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An Original Antique Map From Jonathan Potter. Published in Lyon, 1522 -1535. A woodblock engraving. Coloured. 37.5 x 28.5cms [14.75 x 11.25ins] A most important map - one of the earliest to concentrate on and display the New World discoveries. This map was first published in Laurent Fries' 1522 reduced-size version of Martin Waldseemuller's 1513 atlas which had included the so-called 'Admiral's map', supposedly based directly on Columbus's reports. However, the Fries copy also includes one or two differences and innovations of its own; most notable is the vignette of a group of cannibals in South America with an opossum nearby, a result of Vespucci's reports from the region. The map also incorporates 'modern' reports and discoveries as the name Parias is shown in North America and a Spanish flag flies over Cuba, here called Isabella Insul. Also of particular note is the passage of text below Hispaniola describing Columbus' discoveries. Columbus is then mentioned again in the verso text with relation to the protestations at the use of the name "America" for the New World - a fine example of an unsuccessful protest!. Burden remarks that the 1535 edition of the atlas, in which this particular example appeared, was published by Michael Servetus who was burned alive for heresy and copies of the book were destroyed at the behest of John Calvin. The map is thus more scarce than might otherwise have been the case. The original Waldseemuller publication is now very scarce and expensive, and we have not been able to offer a copy of this map, here a good example boldly and suitably hand-coloured, for many years. A rare opportunity to own this most important map. Burden, The Mapping Of North America, 4.
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Strassburg 1522 Early world map by Laurent Fries.
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| Asiae Tabula Quinta Continentur Assyria, Media, Sustana, Persis, Parthia ...
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Vienne: , 1522-[41]. 30.5 x 50 cms., light foxing to centre fold and small split lower centre fold restored
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ASCONIUS PEDIANUS Quintus
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| Expositio in IIII Oratines M. Tullii Cic(eronis) contra C. Verrem et in Orationem pro Cornelio. In Orationem contra C. Antonium, et L. Catilinam (et alia Orationes).
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(In fine:) Venetiis, in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Asulani soceri, dicembre 1522, in-8, ff. (11, mancando il quarto bianco), 283, (più 1 bianco con àncora aldina al verso), splendida leg. veneziana dell'epoca in marocchino nocciola decorata a secco, piatti adorni di larga bordura di arabeschi ed all'interno un rosone con fregi agli angoli, dorso a tre nervi con decoraz. di filetti (lieve abrasione alle cuffie, piccolo lavoro di tarlo al piatto anter.); in elegante astuccio moderno m.pelle. Impresa tipogr. di Aldo sul titolo ed in fine. Dedica di Francesco d'Asola, curatore dell'edizione, a Francesco Contarini, nella quale avverte di “aver aggiunto, ai commenti di Asconio Pediano a Cicerone, anche quelli di Vittorino al trattato De inventione e di Giorgio Trapezunzio all'orazione Pro Q. Ligario” (cfr. Cataldi Palau, Gian Francesco d'Asola e la Tipogr. aldina, p. 124). Prima edizione aldina di questi commenti alle Orazioni di Cicerone, importantissimi per la letteratura e la storia classica, contenendo notizie sulla costituzione del Senato, sulle assemblee del popolo e le corti di giustizia. Asconio Pediano, nativo di Padova, fu grammatico a Roma al tempo di Tiberio, amico di Virgilio e maestro di Tito Livio e di Quintiliano. Ottimo esempl., genuino e fresco, nella preziosa legatura originale. (Alcune sottolineature e chiose leggibili di mano coeva nei margini dei primi 4 ff.). RENOUARD 96.8. UCLA n. 188. ADAMS A-2054. STC 59. CATALDI PALAU, OP. CIT., n. 85. Renouard 96.8. UCLA n. 188. Adams A-2054. STC 59. Cataldi Palau, op. cit., n. 85.
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DIEPOLD, JOHANNES
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Augsburg, P. Ulhart 1522. Kl.-4to. 10 Bl. Mit floraler Holzschn.-Titelbordüre. Br. (MAP 07-40) Erste (einzige) Ausgabe.- Johannes Diepold (hier Diebolt) hatte sich früh der Reformation angeschlossen und zunächst in Weil der Stadt unter dem Beifall seiner Zuhörer das Evangelium gepredigt. Dennoch abgesetzt, kam er 1522 nach Ulm, wo er bis zu seinem Tod als evangelischer Prediger wirkte. Die erste der beiden Predigten handelt von dem durch die Reformation stark betonten und in den Mittelpunkt des Gottesdienstes gerückten Auftrag zur Verkündigung von Gottes Wort. Die zweite Predigt handelt von dem Buch des Lebens, dem Buch der Welt und dem Gewissen des Menschen.- Kuczynski 585; Hohenemser 2904; Slg Stickelberger 170; Panzer, Annalen II, 1459; VD 16 D 1430 u. 1442; BM STC German 241.
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SILIUS ITALICUS.
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| Silii Italici clarissimi poetae Punicoru[m] libri XVII alibi in Germania non temere aediti hactenus cum argumentis. Hermanii Buschii, & scoliis in margine adiectis, quae
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vive uberioris commentarii esse possunt. [Au colophon : ] Basilae, apud Thomam Volfium, 1522. In-8[163 x 102] pleine basane de l'époque, dos à nerfs, [4]-234 feuillets, [1] feuillet blanc et [1] feuillet pour la marque typographique. Titre dans un bel encadrement gravé sur bois, lettres ornées, typographie italique pour le texte et la glose marginale. (Reliure médiocre. Plat inférieur détaché, lacune au dos et aux coins, anciennement recouverts de papier. Quelques brunissures marginales et réparations anciennes à la fin sinon bel état intérieur.) Edition donnée par le savant allemand Hermann de BUSCH (1468-1534.) C'est une réimpression de l'édition parue à Leipzig en 1504 (in-folio). Ex-libris manuscrit ancien au premier contreplat. GRAESSE VI1, 404. ADAMS S-1133. ETAT MOYEN. ***___***___*** 8vo [ 163 X 102 ] full sheepskin of the time, back with nerves, [ 4]-234 leaves, [ 1 ] white leaf and [ 1 ] leaf for the typographical mark. Titrate in a beautiful frame engraved on wood, decorated letters, Italic typography for the text and the marginal glose. (poor Binding. Detached rear board, gap with the back and the corners, in the past covered with paper. Some marginal brunissures and old repairs at the end if not beautiful interior state.) Edition given by the German scientist Hermann of BUSCH (1468-1534.) It is a reprinting of the edition published in Leipzig into 1504 (folio). Old handwritten ex libris with the first contreplat. GRAESSE VI1, 404. ADAMS S-1133. FAIR.-
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| REQUERIMIENTO hecho por D. Juan Tello a D. Diego Hernández. Para que pague el dinero que le debe por su boda con Dña. Mencia de Quiñones (sobrina de D. Diego) en concepto de dote. Este dinero lo debe y ademas no lo ha pagado en los plazos a que se obligó
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Fechada a 31-7-1522, firmada por el escribano público D. García Alvarez y signada con su signo. Ocupa 1 pliego doblado en 2 folios, manuscrito el 1º por anverso y reverso HISTORIA MANUSCRITO
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Juan Valera
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| Obras Completas. Estudio preliminar de Luis Araujo Costa.
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Aguilar 16mo. Hardcover, . . . The usual ex-library treatments are present. Red leatherbound, three volume set. 1522, 1741, and 1478 pages respectively. Uniform and handsome, with red and white marlbed forepages. Decorated endpages and frontispieces in each. Ribbon markers. Exteriors are sturdy and attractive. There is red tape on the bottom of spine on Volume I, but there does not appear to be any damage. Tiny nicks on most of the corners. Interiors are good, with strong hinges and binding. Clean clear pages. Text is double column. Offered by the Antiquarian, Rare, and Collectable Books section at Better World Books.100% Satisfaction Guarantee.Join the more than 1.5 million customers who have supported world literacy with their purchases.
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PENROSE, Boies
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| Link With Magellan. Being a Chart of the East Indies.
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0 PENROSE, Boies. A Link With Magellan. Being a Chart of the East Indies, ca. 1522. N.p.: Privately printed, 1929. 1st ed. Folio. Orig. cloth-backed boards with printed paper label on front board. A very good copy. Limited to 150 numbered copies. Inscribed by the author.
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Malaguzzi-Valeri, Francesco,
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| Giovan Antonio Amadeo. Scultore e architetto lombardo (1447-1522).
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Bergamo (Istituto italiano d'Arti Grafiche) 1904. 351 Seiten mit 364 sw-Tafeln 8 . Gr. 8 OLeinen.
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